The Anaka Women's Collective was meeting there when I visited the garden, and one of the women, Otilia, from Zimbabwe, loves the space so much she's even written poetry about it.

[gentle music] "This is for you, garden of nature, garden of life, garden of love, garden of health, garden of robins, garden of mice, great spots of nature, garden of ponds, garden of swans, garden of robin.

This is a garden of love"

We can just sit with them and be in this space, or we can sit with each other and just talk as human beings, not as clients, or service users, or patients, or anything, just human being to human being in, in the natural spaces that we're all part of, and it's a real equalizer.

Beautiful atmosphere, home of life.

Oh, what a lovely place, lovely garden, home of culture.

It's for me and you.

Everlasting joy, everlasting joy.